This shallow brown bowl was designed and produced by Gecko. The oblong bowl is supported by two Tangaroas. Each is standing on a square base.

Thsi blue/green vase was manufactured by Munktiki. The vase is round with a small opening at the top and is supported by four brown tikis. The tikis are rectangular and narrow with slanted almond-shaped eyes and open mouths exposing their teeth.

One in a series of unusual mugs created for Amercian Hawaii Cruises. Shaped like an upright humuhumunukunukuapua'a (a kind of triggerfish), the state fish of Hawaii. Drink is poured in a large opening in the back. Marked as "limited edition."

Brown mug shaped like Ku head with handle. (Some color variants, including black eyes and nostrils, white teeth, and a blue patch in center of forehead.) Manufactured by Totem Pottery.

The Gravedigger mug is a brown mug manufactured for the Rendezvous in Kenosha, WI. The mug is shaped like a coffin stading upright on a mound of dirt.

The Zombie mug was manufactured for the Rendezvous in Kenosha, WI. The mug is shaped like a zombie's head with bulging eyes, protruding ears with a wide open mouth. It has a gray glaze with blue and black accents thoughout.

This smallish light brown bowl with a matte finish has three round-headed glossy tikis supporting a rounded-triangle bowl. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" on bottom.

The Tahitian coffee mug is very similar to the Irish coffee mug but with a little extra flourish on the foot of the glass. Most likely used to serve hot drinks in Poly Pop establishments, an example can be seen in a postcard from Shanghai Lil's in Chicago. This version is white with a brown foot.

This hiball appears to have been a promotional item from Carioca Rum. It features several men brandishing knives and playing drums with bones around a tall drink.

This bowl is glazed a brown color and is surrounded by three moai. It has a volcano in the center. This is possibly a Beauce design. They made a similar bowl with similar Moai but with a slightly different shaped base and inscribed patterns around the bowl.

This glass was produced for the 2005 Hukilau event in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The glass is a double old fashioned, decorated with the Hukilau logo, a hula girl and the names of tropical drinks all around the glass. Printed designs are brown and lime green. Glass design by Tiki Kiliki, using logo and hula girl designs by Derek Yaniger.

This white glass pitcher features a tan beachcomber in ragged pants and a woven grass hat standing in front of a fishing net.